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"A partridge!" whispered Eugenie to herself; she would gladly havegiven the whole of her little hoard for a partridge.
"Come and sit down," said his aunt.
The young dandy let himself drop into an easy-chair, just as a prettywoman falls gracefully upon a sofa. Eugenie and her mother tookordinary chairs and sat beside him, near the fire.
"Do you always live here?" said Charles, thinking the room uglier bydaylight than it had seemed the night before.
"Always," answered Eugenie, looking at him, "except during thevintage. Then we go and help Nanon, and live at the Abbaye desNoyers."
"Don't you ever take walks?"
"Sometimes on Sunday after vespers, when the weather is fine," saidMadame Grandet, "we walk on the bridge, or we go and watch thehaymakers."